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What percentage of people convicted of homicide are placed on probation?
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35%
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I was convicted of nonviolent felony in Colorado I would like to know if you can hunt small game with a shotgun as soon as I am off probation in Colorado?
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Who is eligible for TAsC probation?
People with nonviolent criminal pasts may be eligible for TAsC probation.
Can you get a cash reward for turning in probation violator?
No, people are not paid a cash reward for information about probation violations. It is only our own belief in the legal system, and our own desire that people should comply with the conditions of their probation, which motivates us to report violations of probation.
What happens when you violate probation when not found guilty of that crime and will probably be dismissed?
Im confused, if you were found not guilty of a crime, then what were you given probation for and why wasnt it dismissed at the time when you were found not guilty. Usually, that is what happens, unless you got probation for another part of the crime that wasnt part of this judgement. When you violate probation, you go back before the judge and between them and the probation officer they decide if you should go to jail or get more or different type of probation and more FINES. Is it really worth the hassle?
